Meanings of owe in part in English

Thrombophilia can be owing in part to both acquired and inherited defects.

His success, no doubt was owing in part to his extraordinary personal advantages.

Limited treatment progress may be owing in part to poor clarity regarding latent structure.

Owing in part to structural differences of NRs, adverse effects of EDCs vary significantly among species.

We slept unusually long; and, owing in part to Wigurd's good cheer, I awoke with a head-ache.

The popularity owes in part to the professor's comparison of the novel coronavirus to a bad cold.

Perhaps it was owing in part to the presence of the Presiding Elder, who sat at my back.

The men of law sprang into great prominence, owing in part to the interminable litigation over the land titles.

But if the hardness be owing in part to sulphate of lime, boiling does not soften it at all.

And that they are in this case is owing in part, certainly, to the negligence of the Christian Knowledge Society.

"Come, come, my friend, the money you borrowed is still owing in part."

Elderly people present a higher burning risk owing in part to impaired balance and decreased physical strength, lower cognitive abilities, or socioeconomic context.

Their inertia owes in part to a proliferation of tariffs whose vast complexity makes the market ever more difficult for people to decipher.

These attempts meet with little success, owing in part to racial prejudice and in part to the indifference of the Arabs to education.

Owing in part to the high costs and long experiment times required, a preponderance of GI data has been generated in a single environmental condition.

Efforts to increase crop yields by bioengineering Rubisco remain unsuccessful, owing in part to the complex cellular machinery required for Rubisco biogenesis and metabolic maintenance.